Worcestershire | Archive | 2005 | February
THE show must go on - that motto of theatreland - is never better demonstrated than in Ronald Harwood's The Dresser. more...
THIS film serves as a good example of the golden rule of filmmaking - that sequels are never as good as the original. more...
White Noise contains all the necessary elements demanded from the horror film - jumpy popcorn-throwing moments, tension and enough (at times, too much) of the unknown to get the imagination into gear. more...
Poor old Luke Potashnick - the Rooster guitarist just can't get a look in! more...
THE faultless superstar DJs are back with another block rockin' beat after three years in the dance wilderness. more...
When Frank Castle (Tom Jane) takes his final job as a top-shot undercover cop, he takes an oath to his wife and children that they will have a better life to come. more...
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ALL MANNER of classic sports cars will be on show at the International Motorsport Show at Coventry's Stoneleigh Park between February 25 and 27. more...
TOP towing tips for caravanners are available at the National Boat, Caravan and Outdoor Show 2005 at Birmingham's NEC between February 19 and 27. more...
A SPECIAL day is in store for sci-fi fans, thanks to A Galaxy of Stars. more...
WORLD class ice-skating in the intimacy of the theatre is brought to Birmingham Hippodrome next week. more...
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MEMBERS of Lickey Hill Arts Society have a jam-packed year ahead of them with monthly meetings at the parish hall, on Rose Hill, from 7.30pm. more...
Birmingham Hippodrome plays host to the premiere of a new production of The Who's hit rock musical Tommy from February 16-26. more...
TALENTED thespians are invited to an open night for Bromsgrove drama group All and Sundry on Tuesday at the Peace Hall in Rowney Green. more...
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REDDITCH Music Society's next concert is on Saturday when The Montpellier String Trio performs music by Mozart, Beethoven, Francaix and Schubert. more...
THE Palace Theatre hosts a return visit by The Locrian Ensemble on Saturday evening with their show - The Greatest Classical Concert in the History of the World by Candlelight. more...
BIRMINGHAM'S Hippodrome Theatre will be transformed with the building of an ice-rink when The Imperial Ice Stars arrive on Tuesday to perform the magical Sleeping Beauty on Ice. more...
Review: The Lady In The Van at the Festival Theatre, Malvern, until Saturday. more...
A MIXED chamber choir is hunting for more beautiful voices to add to their performances. more...
CHORAL music fans are in for a treat with Droitwich Concert Club's next concert this Saturday. more...
TOP rockers The Reflections will give their fans a treat when they perform two Bromsgrove gigs in as many weeks. more...
TWO bands are planning to give townsfolk a night to remember on Friday, February 18, when they take to the stage in aid of Primrose Hospice's `Primrose at the Princess' appeal. more...
PEOPLE are invited to St Leonard's Church, Beoley, on Saturday and Sunday to see the beautiful churchyard and its carpet of snowdrops. more...
A CELEBRITY hairstylist visited Redditch to give students at NEW College a master class in tricks of the trade. more...
MEMBERS of Alcester Women's Institute had a double reason to celebrate last month. more...
ALCESTER Ladies Choir is holding a concert on Friday at the town's St Nicholas Church in aid of the British Heart Foundation. more...
ON April 23, the Primrose Hospice will be hosting a charity "Walk for England" to celebrate St George's Day. more...
VOLUNTEERS are being sought to help at Acorns new children's hospice in Worcester. more...
ALCESTER residents can have a say in the future of their historic town hall when the new management committee is elected later this month. more...
REDDITCH is to get four new Community Support Officers (CSO) by the end of March. more...
THE Herefordshire-based cider-maker, Westons, has launched the start of its 125-year celebrations with the announcement of a new drink. more...
BROCKHILL Prison inmates taking part in a "Make Poverty History" protest have had a symbolic campaign armband made from paper to stop prisoners using it as a ligature. more...
ENTRIES are being sought for a competition to celebrate the best in Malvern businesses. more...
A THIRD mobile phone mast is to be put up on grain silos at Oversley Green despite objections from residents and Alcester Town Council. more...
THE fine fund-raising efforts of Studley villagers was marked at the weekend when the cash they gathered was handed over to the Diana, Princess of Wales Children's Hospital, Birmingham. more...
WORCESTERSHIRE County Cricket Club has announced a pre-tax surplus for the second year running. more...
PLANS for a housing development, nursing home and offices on Friday Furlong, in Bidford, have been given the go ahead despite objections from the parish council and local doctors. more...
YOUNG Redditch rockers Drunk Plumber will be hitting the airwaves tomorrow after being invited to play for Kerrang 105.2FM Radio. more...
PUBLIC opinion will decide whether Alcester's Greig Centre receives town council funding for its redevelopment project. more...
LAWRENCE Robinson never considered joining his father in the family firm, despite inheriting his skill with a needle. more...
A REDDITCH carpenter has been awarded more than £4,000 for unfair dismissal after alleging his employers misled him over a college course. more...
ALCESTER'S Scout and Guide groups have been refused a £190,000 lottery grant towards their new headquarters because the members are not disadvantaged enough. more...
THERE was excitement last week for Feckenham villagers as the beauty of their surroundings and parish church graced the TV screen in a drama. more...
Meet Petra, first lamb of the year to join farmer Peter Barnes' flock in Temple Grafton. The youngster arrived on Sunday, a birthday treat for Mr Barnes, and was joined by a second lamb on Monday. Mothers and babies are said to be doing well. more...
THE pubs of Redditch, Bromsgrove and the surrounding area form part of a pub crawl with a difference this month as the local branch of the Campaign for Real Ale encourages people to get out and about. more...
ALCESTER'S Roman heritage could be buried under slabs of concrete if plans for a housing development on land between Bleachfield Street and Birch Abbey go ahead. more...
POLICE are confident antisocial behaviour in Church Hill will not increase if the opening hours at a community centre are extended. more...
ADVANTAGE Alcester is to spend £100,000 on public art work for three of the town's alleyways. more...
ARROW Vale Singers will be holding an evening of musical entertainment to raise funds for a popular town charity. more...
A WARNING has been issued to people who receive letters offering them cash prizes. more...
STUDENTS from Redditch and Alcester will be competing against other schools and colleges to prove just how much business savvy they have. more...
STUDLEY Baptist Church will hold a bring-and-buy sale at the Baptist Church Centre, New Road, in aid of the Asian tsunami relief appeal on Saturday, February 26. more...
ORGANISERS of a 10km race and fun run are looking for Redditch charities to come forward to be nominated for next year's event. more...
A factory worker has been cleared by a jury of setting ablaze a mentally ill man's flat in Redditch. more...
REDDITCH stopped to remember the victims of the Holocaust and other human rights abuses on Saturday. more...
BARRIERS are being broken down between Wythall's police and the area's youngsters, say village police. more...
THE Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport saw that Redditch children had a sure start when she popped into the Sandycroft Centre. more...
A DRINK-driver's wife was badly injured when he crashed his car after leaving a pub, Worcester Crown Court heard. more...
THE new multi-million pound fleet of Redditch buses was launched with a fanfare on Friday in Redditch town centre. more...
REDDITCH'S Police Domestic Violence Unit has welcomed changes in the law which will make it easier to prosecute offenders. more...
PROMOTING environmentally friendly initiatives is all part of the culture at Tardebigge First School. more...
SO at last we are going to recognise the humble bicycle for what it truly is - a convenient and cheap means of transport, a leisure `tool', a way of keeping fit and the key to a whole new world of cycle sport. more...
REDDITCH bobbies might be back on their bikes if police secure funding for an initiative. more...
Alcester is an active town with a lively community feel and a lot of heart. It is an architectural gem with bags of character both physically and of the human variety! more...
RESIDENTS were facing an horrendous clean-up operation when a sewer burst in Dolben Lane, Winyates, yesterday morning. more...
My comments on shops (Chronicle, January 19) have been taken by some as an attack on the whole of Alcester and its people. more...
I write to express my extreme disappointment with Alcester's new "Steel Frieze". more...
A BATCHLEY couple's Sri Lankan foster daughter, feared dead after the Asian tsunami tragedy, has been found alive - though her home has been destroyed and she is in a desperate situation. more...
REDDITCH ambulance crews have spoken out against 24-hour pub licensing as they fear violence against them will escalate. more...
THE election in Iraq at the weekend was a triumph of democracy over terror. more...
THE fear of constant flooding could mean two Brockhill residents will never be able to sell their new homes, even though they were bought just two years ago. more...
THE Wishband message is stretching far and wide as enquiries and reservations come in from all over the country. more...
Politicians have also been spotted wearing the Evening News Wishbands. more...
THE community has rallied round a Worcester school that was burgled last week to help pupils raise hundreds of pounds for victims of the tsunami. more...
VILLAGERS in Rushwick, near Worcester, are hoping to attract support from outside the village for a coffee morning in aid of the Tsunami Relief Fund. more...
WHO Wants to be a Millionaire host Chris Tarrant has pledged his support to the Evening News Wishband Appeal. more...
Hallow Primary is the latest school to raise money for the tsunami appeal. more...
ASPIRING Kylies or Robbies have been strutting their stuff at a Worcester school to raise money for the Asian Tsunami appeal. more...
AN early morning aerobics session helps Droitwich Spa tots start the day bursting with energy. more...
A DROITWICH Spa housing group has employed a specialist officer to deal with complaints of anti social behaviour. more...
A JET set Spa pensioner is heading off to Germany this month to meet with her European peers. more...
THE organiser of a new matchstick modelling club may just have struck it lucky with a generous offer of materials. more...
NEW parking restrictions could be imposed on a network of Droitwich Spa roads to ease a long-running problem of congestion. more...
A DROITWICH Spa childcare and adult drop-in centre is launching a number of new services to increase its contact with the community. more...
HUNDREDS of local businesses are breaking the law and face potentially damaging fines because of new disability legislation. more...
BRITAIN'S largest sugarcraft sculpture will end its extensive tour of the country in Droitwich Spa. more...
COUNCIL taxpayers in Bromsgrove are facing a budget increase of £500,000 at the town depot - just to ensure clean streets. more...
A DROITWICH construction firm has been told to pay a trainee carpenter more than £4,000 for unfairly dismissing him after being accused of misleading him over his college course. more...
BOSSES at Bromsgrove's ASDA store are prepared to buy two extra car park ticket machines in a bid to ease customer's frustrations at having to wait in long queues before shopping in the Market Street shop. more...
A SQUEEZE of lemon and a sprinkle of sugar was the perfect topping to pancakes made by tots at a Spa school. more...
BROMSGROVE'S multi-storey car park will not be used as a car lot at slack times, it has been decided. more...
CHARITIES in Bromsgrove are feeling the pinch after donations were hit by the popularity of the tsunami disaster appeal fund. more...
TALKS to discuss the future of Droitwich Spa's historic lido took place last night (Tuesday). more...
WINTER is set to make a spectacular return to Bromsgrove at the end of the week as health and highways chiefs prepare for the worst weather for more than a decade. more...
victims of domestic violence often suffer silently, too afraid to take action. more...
THE former operator of Droitwich Spa's defunct market has hit out at claims they were responsible for its demise. more...
NEW plans have been drawn up to improve pedestrian access to the High Street from the ASDA development. more...
OAKALLS residents are up in arms after controversial plans for a housing development were re-submitted. more...
STREET theatre in Bromsgrove celebrates its tenth anniversary this year and townsfolk are being asked to help shape the fun at future events. more...
A PROJECT to take local history to the pubs, clubs and village halls of Bromsgrove has won a £20,000 local heritage initiative grant. more...
A BROMSGROVE man accused of keeping three ponies in "disgusting" and "diabolical" conditions has pleaded guilty to causing unnecessary suffering. more...
STAFF and children at a Rubery nursery raised nearly £230 at a fancy dress day held in aid of the tsunami appeal. more...
AN Austin 7 enthusiast has embarked on a new restoration project. more...
WHEN Margaret Lammas re-discovered a mystery bottle she had kept for over 35 years, she became determined to find out its history. more...
A WELL-known solicitor, who has been practising for 50 years, has been honoured for his long service and involvement in the community. more...
BUDDING Jamie Olivers enjoyed a cooking masterclass. more...
STAFF and pupils are celebrating after their school was highlighted as one of the best in the country. more...
THE magic of the Orient came to life when a group of Bromsgrove School students held a celebration for the Chinese New Year. more...
A GROUP of Americans stretched a helping hand across the pond when they visited Bromsgrove to help out at NewSong Community Church. more...
A special needs school in Bromsgrove is celebrating being the first in the county to get a coveted award for its use of computer facilities. more...
SCORES of townsfolk braved the rain and cold to pay their respects to the victims of the Holocaust. more...
THERE was a day of celebration and thanksgiving last Sunday at St John's parish church. more...
YOUNGSTERS at an after-school club rolled up their sleeves and got ready for Shrove Tuesday by making pancakes last night. more...
WE started off the New Year with a resurrected lease of life. How to propagate all types of hard wood cuttings and berries were demonstrate to us by Bob Hares, an RHS advisor. We were eager to go home and start right now as this is the time to do hard wood cuttings from bushes, roses and perennial plants. Bob's quiet enthusiasm can't help but rub off on other gardeners. more...
WELL done, Councillor Mary Drinkwater for letting the "cat out of the bag" or should I say "public conveniences for the chop". more...
President Patricia Phillips lit the candle of friendship and welcomed members to the Raven Hotel for their January meeting. more...
YOUR item (Evening News, Monday, January 24) referring to Community Support Officers and their task of walking the beat to deal with "quality of life" issues and provide reassurance to the public needs to be challenged. more...
THE Nancy Butterfly women's Morris dancing side are inviting any interested dancers or musicians to join them on Mondays at 8.15pm at the Methodist Church Hall, Evesham Road, Headless Cross, or to call 01527 576251 for more details. more...
THE week before last saw the announcement of how all High Schools and colleges had done nationally against each other in terms of attainment and achievement. more...
ThE January meeting was an open one and quite a few visitors came. Names were taken for the group meeting, which Rubery is hosting in March and other business concluded. more...
n MAY I reply to various correspondents. more...
WE met for our last meeting of 2004 in the warmth of the Poplars and our excellently supported bring and buy table raised £60 for Upton Warren Church Appeal funds. more...
WITH reference to the European Union's proposals to use animals for the testing of chemicals for safety, George Cowley says that as the chemicals have mostly been around for years, and have a track record for safety (Letters, Friday, January 21) then the 12.8 million animals needed to test them will suffer no lasting harm. more...
OUR next meeting will be held next Wednesday. more...
A WYTHALL carpet-fitter is enjoying success after winning a prestigious award in carpet laying. more...
THERE was uncertainty last week after the department chain store Allders was placed in administration. more...
AS I was on holiday at the time of the original article, I am grateful for the opportunity to respond to the story headlined - You can't use my church - Vicar. more...
THE recent announcement of how all high schools and colleges had done nationally against each other in terms of attainment and achievement throws up some interesting observations if you look at the details. more...
ON behalf of the Royal British Legion- Aston Fields Branch, I would like to thank Morrison's Supermarket for their hospitality and kindness in allowing us to collect during the Poppy Appea and with special thanks to Lyn Hancox and Shelley. more...
REGARDING the dreadful case of the former Bromsgrove couple who killed that lovely little boy they supposedly adopted and now the true mother wishes she could turn the clock back. more...
THE Christmas Food Collection which was made on behalf of the Worcester and District Cats Protection has now come to a close and we would like to say a very big thank you to the public for their amazing generosity, more...
READING the article regarding Mr Brian Phillips' problem when he contacted the out of hours Primary Care Service, I appreciate the problems he said he had experienced. more...
WE are writing to ask all infant and primary schools in the Bromsgrove and Droitwich area to join us and take part in `Little Feet, Big Feat' - a brand new schools initiative to raise funds for Marie Curie Cancer Care. more...
I WOULD like to thank all the magnificent volunteers whose hard work has helped to kick start the Year of the Volunteer 2005. more...
OVER the years the Lickey Hills Society has sought to protect, conserve and improve the Lickey Hills area and the surrounding villages. more...
GUARDIANS at Bromsgrove workhouse had been forced to re-advertise in the Messenger for a cook after having no applicants for the job when an advert had previously appeared. However, they were more hopeful after increasing the salary by £4 to £24 per year. But this did not include the successful candidate's washing, lodging, uniform or any entitlement to free beer. more...
A LANDMARK that had stood in Bromsgrove for 97 years looked set to be bulldozed. It was the old, unmodernised cemetery lodge that had been built along with the lych gate near Crabtree Lane by an Evesham firm for £989. At the time, the design of the cemetery, which cost £378 to plan and construct, came in for heavy criticism from an influential body of civil engineers who said it was too formal. more...
THE first major spending cut backs of the new decade were made when Bromsgrove District Council was forced to virtually half its £719,500 `shopping' budget. Among the casualties were changing rooms for football pitches at Charford, improved facilities at Sanders Park and a £2,000 grant towards Sport for All activities. more...
THE Redditch Magistrates Court witness service desperately needs more volunteers if it is to continue its good work with witnesses, victims and families. more...
REDDITCH MP Jacqui Smith welcomed fellow minister John Spellar to town recently as they promoted the controversial idea of national ID cards which the Government is determined to introduce. more...
A WORCESTERSHIRE charity which supports youngsters who have offended or are at risk of offending needs volunteers to get involved in four groundbreaking schemes in Redditch. more...
AS I was on holiday at the time of the original article, I am grateful for the opportunity to respond to the story headlined - You can't use my church - Vicar. more...
THE recent announcement of how all high schools and colleges had done nationally against each other in terms of attainment and achievement throws up some interesting observations if you look at the details. more...
ON behalf of the Royal British Legion- Aston Fields Branch, I would like to thank Morrison's Supermarket for their hospitality and kindness in allowing us to collect during the Poppy Appea and with special thanks to Lyn Hancox and Shelley. more...
REGARDING the dreadful case of the former Bromsgrove couple who killed that lovely little boy they supposedly adopted and now the true mother wishes she could turn the clock back. more...
THE Christmas Food Collection which was made on behalf of the Worcester and District Cats Protection has now come to a close and we would like to say a very big thank you to the public for their amazing generosity, more...
READING the article regarding Mr Brian Phillips' problem when he contacted the out of hours Primary Care Service, I appreciate the problems he said he had experienced. more...
WE are writing to ask all infant and primary schools in the Bromsgrove and Droitwich area to join us and take part in `Little Feet, Big Feat' - a brand new schools initiative to raise funds for Marie Curie Cancer Care. more...
I WOULD like to thank all the magnificent volunteers whose hard work has helped to kick start the Year of the Volunteer 2005. more...
OVER the years the Lickey Hills Society has sought to protect, conserve and improve the Lickey Hills area and the surrounding villages. more...
PARENTS and teachers in Worcestershire have welcomed new guidelines to take a tough line on disruptive pupils. more...
ORGANISERS behind a major frisbee tournament in Malvern are confident it will take place in the town again this year - provided they can secure a venue. more...
FINE dining will be on the menu in Malvern if a chef whose restaurant was rated among the top 20 in the world fulfils his dream of moving to the town. more...
PAINTINGS by an internationally acclaimed religious artist, Peter Clare, will be on show in Worcester Cathedral in the run up to Easter. more...
CAMPAIGNERS fighting to save Droitwich's historic Lido last night lost their battle to reopen the derelict pool. more...
A MAN is thought to have lost his foot when he was hit by a train at a railway crossing in Malvern. more...
A GROUP of brave teachers at a Worcester school had a hair-raising experience this week - as they took part in a sponsored leg-wax for the tsunami disaster appeal. more...
A STATE-of-the-art GP centre in Worcester has been branded "best in the country" by the Government's Health Minister. more...
PATIENTS will have to wait no longer than six months for operations at Worcestershire's hospitals from March, it has been revealed. more...
SIR Michael Spicer is turning up the heat on the Strategic Rail Authority to improve Worcestershire's train services. more...
A WOMAN priest has revealed she was ordained nearly 20 years after she underwent a sex-change operation. more...
THE idea of replacing Redditch Council's dated logo looks set to be rejected tonight because the "disadvantages would outweigh the benefits". more...
RESIDENTS will be given the chance to decide if new recycling ideas are "rubbish" or not. more...
LARGE music speakers, a CD player and digital camera were stolen from a Peugeot 206 parked in Barkers Lane, Wythall, in the early hours of Monday. more...
A NEW "decriminalised parking" scheme could be introduced in Redditch, handing powers of enforcement from the police to Redditch Council and Worcestershire County Council. more...
STUDENTS from Redditch and Alcester will be competing against other schools and colleges to prove just how much business savvy they have. more...
WORCESTERSHIRE County Council is working to alleviate fears over the closure of Millfields centre, which caters for people with learning and physical disabilities. more...
A NEW self-help group at the Primrose Hospice and Cancer Help Centre aims to offer support for people who have experienced bereavement through cancer. more...
THE body which runs GP services in Redditch and Bromsgrove is sending out questionnaires about healthcare. more...
HEALTH stories are never far from the headlines. From cleanliness to staff safety, it seems as though the NHS is never out of the news. more...
A CAR was badly damaged in what police believe was a racially motivated attack. more...
CCTV operators in Redditch town centre spotted what may be a racially motivated attack on a man who lost a number of teeth. more...
THIEVES made off with a large blacksmith's anvil from a garden in Lower Bentley last week. more...
A CAR advertised for sale was stolen from a Hollywood home during a test drive. more...
POLICE think three men who helped the fire brigade evacuate a block of flats after a blaze broke out may well have been involved in starting it. more...
A POST office driver was threatened with a hammer after two cars boxed in his van in Hopwood in an early morning robbery. more...
A WOMAN suffered a terrifying ordeal when two men burst into her Southcrest home and threatened her - though they may have targeted the wrong house. more...
A CHARITY set up by a former Alcester man has handed over another £1,000 to the cancer ward at Coventry's Walsgrave Hospital. more...
ALCESTER Ladies Choir will perform in St Nicholas Church on Friday night to raise funds for the British Heart Foundation. more...
THE annual pancake races are set to take place in Alcester next week. more...
A STORE manager in Wootton Wawen was threatened by intruders who broke into his shop early Friday morning. more...
A CAR stolen from outside a house in Wootton Wawen smashed into a kerb in Hockley Heath half an hour later and was abandoned by the thieves. more...
BURGLARS have stolen a lorry containing about £32,000 worth of brass bars from a Bidford industrial plant. more...
THE salmon-fishing season began in earnest yesterday - and fishermen were making an early start. more...
WETLAND conditions are being returned to the Longdon and Eldersfield Marshes, near Upton-upon-Severn, for the first time since the area was drained in the 1870s. more...
THE former operator of Droitwich Spa's defunct market has hit out at claims the firm was responsible for its demise. more...
MOTORISTS parking at Worcestershire beauty spots have been warned by police to be extra careful not to leave valuables in their vehicles. more...
EPILEPSY specialist nurses can get their hands on new information on the illness - thanks to the Worcester branch of a charity that supports people with the condition. more...
THE demolition and rebuilding of Ham Hill Lodge, a Grade II listed house at Powick, could soon go ahead, after being delayed by planners last year. more...
A BRAND new extension to Worcester Snoezelen will be officially opened today, providing more leisure opportunities for people with disabilities. more...
A TERRITORIAL Army volunteer from Worcester is preparing to go back to Iraq to complete the remainder of his tour of duty. more...
LIFE is a cabaret for youngsters of Worcester Operatic and Dramatic Society's Youth Section, who are having a ball entertaining the elderly and sick throughout the area. more...
AN inquest into the death of Herefordshire skydiver Stephen Hilder will be held in March, a coroner has announced. more...
HIGH schools in Redditch are being urged to sign up to a new scheme offering every pupil the chance to learn emergency life support (ELS) skills. more...
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YOUNG guns from Bromsgrove Blaze helped the senior team defeat Pro-guard Pistons 94-81. more...
TOP British swimmer Alex Scotcher gave advice to members of Droitwich Dolphins at a special development camp. more...
A THRILLING comeback ensured Bromsgrove took a huge step towards defending their Wessex League title. more...
BROMSGROVE and Redditch League officials were celebrating after a representative team clinched its first County League Championship since 1968. more...
TOP Bromsgrove cyclist Joe Rowe sealed his place at the top of the West Midlands Cylco-Cross League with an impressive performance in Redditch on Sunday. more...
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PAKISTAN legends Wasim Akram and Waqar Younis have questioned Worcestershire's decision to sign their controversial compatriot Shoaib Akhtar as an overseas player this summer. more...
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PERTEMPS Bees winger Nick Baxter returned to his first club Kings Norton this week to pass on a few coaching tips. more...
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BROMSGROVE Rovers' assistant manager Bernard Mackey believes it is too early for the club to start panicking over the team's poor run of results. more...
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EXPERIENCED Bromsgrove campaigner Tom Churchill is expected to be fit for Saturday's mid-table clash at Luctonians. more...
EXPERIENCED Bromsgrove RFC campaigner Tom Churchill is expected to be fit for Saturday's mid-table clash at Luctonians. more...
ROD Brown has ended any speculation he is about to quit Redditch United for Worcester City. more...
JUNIOR FOOTBALL: Studley Juniors under 12A were held to a 1-1 draw with Redditch United under 12s. Nathan Hurley was the Studley scorer while Jack Lewis took the man of the match. more...
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STUDLEY Women were forced to abandon their game with Fairfield Villa as the visitors had insufficient players. more...
CYCLESPORT Midlands are holding a reliability ride on Sunday with a time limit of two hours 45 minutes. more...
FOUR Birdseye Sports Evesham Sunday Football League clubs progressed to the semi-finals of the Worcestershire FA County Cups. more...
COOKLEY Cricket Club are hoping to shake off their tag as having one of the oldest playing squads in the area by targeting youngsters for some specialised coaching sessions. more...
TWO Worcestershire riders made the line-up in a national show jumping qualifier staged at Warwickshire College and attracting entrants from several counties. more...
TWO rowing enthusiasts have been honoured for their dedication to the sport. more...
MOTORCYCLIST Martin Robbins is gearing up for what he hopes will be another successful season in his sport. more...
WORCESTER City chairman Dave Boddy has picked out his man to succeed John Barton -- but is holding firm not to name the club's new manager until tomorrow afternoon. more...
PAKISTAN legends Wasim Akram and Waqar Younis have questioned Worcestershire's decision to sign their controversial compatriot Shoaib Akhtar as an overseas player this summer. more...
AFTER a couple of spells in goal Studley coach Trevor Whittington turned his hand to goal scoring on Saturday and netted a vital last-gasp equaliser against Biddulph Victoria. more...
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CYCLING: Steve Knight took the plaudits for winning the last round of Midland Cyclo Cross at Pitcheroak Wood on Sunday. more...
WORCESTER City chairman Dave Boddy has picked out his man to succeed John Barton -- but is holding firm not to name the club's new manager until tomorrow afternoon. more...
WOMEN'S HOCKEY: Redditch Ladies are going through a purple patch after yet another victory this time beating second placed Droitwich 2-1. more...
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STUDLEY Blue and White Skippers' Sue Dale was awarded with the coach/sports teacher of the year at the Stratford District Sports Awards evening in Sunday. more...
ST Bede's Middle School's girls under 13 hockey players had to defeat both tough opposition and the appalling weather to become district champions at the end of January. more...
THREE Redditch fencers made their way to Fenton in Stoke-on-Trent for the Great Britain Youth Championship finals at the weekend. more...
ST AUGUSTINE'S High School pupil Jamie Holloway started training with England Academy this week at Worcester RFC. more...
THE chairman of Workington Town's supporters club has hit back at negative comments made about their ground facilities after the Reds clashed with Carlisle in the FA Trophy two weeks ago claiming "it wasn't their fault". more...
REDDITCH Swimming Club members joined a 40-strong team that splashed down at a sports development camp in Worcester recently. more...
ROD Brown has ended any speculation he is about to quit Redditch United for Worcester City. more...
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CHILDREN from Bromsgrove Tennis Club served up a treat at the Hildon County Cup in Corby. more...
BROMSGROVE Rovers' assistant manager Bernard Mackey believes it is too early for the club to start panicking over the team's poor run of results. more...
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